Support For My Argument
Emma Wallace Lyrics


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I'm so tired of people nay-saying love,
It makes me wonder,
If a happy ending is so unheard of.

I'm so weary of the comments
Those cynics make,
Say we're brought up on lies
And before we realize it
We've got all whole life to regret our mistakes.

But I believe in Happy Ever After
And romance with an optimistic bent.
But to make sure my words
And my convictions are well spent,
Will someone, please, be the support for my argument?

I'm so tired when people say that love doesn't last,
They say it leaves you up the creek
Without a paddle, then it puts a hole in your mast.

I'm so weary when cynics say I'll never find my right match,
They say you're still alone, you pet your cat, you eat your scone,
How long will it take for reality to hatch?

But I believe in Happy Ever After
And romance with an optimistic bent.
But to make sure my words




And my convictions are well spent,
Will someone, please, be the support for my argument?

Overall Meaning

In "Support For My Argument," Emma Wallace expresses frustration with the skepticism and negativity surrounding love and the idea of a happy ending. She begins by questioning why so many people doubt the possibility of a happy ending, suggesting that perhaps it is because they have never experienced one themselves. She is tired of hearing comments from cynics who claim that love is built on lies and that people will eventually regret their choices. Despite the doubters, Emma holds onto her belief in the concept of "Happy Ever After" and romance filled with optimism.


Emma acknowledges that she wants her words and convictions to be backed up by someone who supports her argument. She desires validation and reassurance that her belief in love's endurance and the possibility of finding the right match is not in vain. The song reflects her longing for someone to counter the cynics, to stand alongside her in affirming that love can last and lead to a fulfilling relationship.


Overall, "Support For My Argument" is a plea for encouragement and validation in the face of skepticism and pessimism. It showcases Emma's unwavering belief in the power of love and her desire to find someone who shares that belief and can support her argument.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm so tired of people nay-saying love,
I am exhausted by individuals constantly criticizing and discouraging love.


It makes me wonder,
This negativity prompts me to question.


If a happy ending is so unheard of.
Whether finding true happiness and fulfillment is truly uncommon and rare.


I'm so weary of the comments
I am extremely fatigued by the remarks.


Those cynics make,
Made by those who constantly doubt or belittle.


Say we're brought up on lies
Implying that we have been raised on falsehoods.


And before we realize it
Before we even comprehend the situation.


We've got all whole life to regret our mistakes.
We are left with a lifetime of remorse for our choices.


But I believe in Happy Ever After
Nevertheless, I have unwavering faith in lasting happiness.


And romance with an optimistic bent.
In addition, I hold a positive outlook on love and romantic relationships.


But to make sure my words
However, in order to ensure the validity and strength of my statements.


And my convictions are well spent,
And that my beliefs are wisely invested.


Will someone, please, be the support for my argument?
Could someone kindly provide the reinforcement for my viewpoint?


I'm so tired when people say that love doesn't last,
I become extremely weary when individuals assert that love is not enduring.


They say it leaves you up the creek
They claim it leaves you in a difficult situation.


Without a paddle, then it puts a hole in your mast.
Devoid of guidance or support, and ultimately causes significant damage or loss.


I'm so weary when cynics say I'll never find my right match,
I become extremely fatigued when skeptics proclaim that I will never discover my ideal partner.


They say you're still alone, you pet your cat, you eat your scone,
They suggest that I will remain single, spending time with pets and indulging in simple pleasures.


How long will it take for reality to hatch?
How much time must pass until reality unfolds and disproves this notion?


Will someone, please, be the support for my argument?
Could someone kindly provide the reinforcement for my viewpoint?




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Written by: Emma Wallace

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